Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-22
Mackay's Telegraph.

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Mackay's Telegraph.
NEW YORK, June 21st.-The Uorld saws
boianza Mackay's friends say that he will
be back here from the West in day or
two. 1t was rumored in Wall stree, YES
| terday that after comforting with the Off
| cials OF the various telegraph companies
in this city he will sail for Europe. AS the
| story goes. some sort of telegraph pooling
| arrangement is to be fixed up which will
| result in an advance of rates Gould,
Field, Sage and Garrett, il is alleged, will
! talk over telegraph matters with Mackay.
Agrees With the Commissioners.
| New ORLEANS, June 2lst-Pardee. of
the United States Court, to-day handed
down his decision on the application of
| the fourth section of the interstate COM
| merce law. The Judge in effect decides
that the recent decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission covers the grounds
of the application, and the Court does not
consider it advisable to make the order re-
| auested by the Receivers.
Destructive Fire in Leavenworth.
LEAvRNwoRTH, (Kan.), June 21st.-This
morning the most destructive fire that ever
| visited the city broke out in the furniture
establishment of Helmas and Parmelee
While boy was drawing some varnish
| the lamp which he carried was broken and
the naphtha exploded. The flames spread
| rapidly, and were not checked until nearly
$4,000 worth OF property had been de-
stroyed. Thirteen stores were burned.
A Western Union Enterprise.
ST. PAUL Mimi. June 2lst.-A Yank-
ton special to the Pioneer Press says: The
organization of the Southwestern Tele-
graph Company was perfected here to-day.
Eastern capitalists are backing the enter
rNriG Itu ~. IL. n
southern terminus of its system, with
| lines extending through southern and CEN
fral Dakota and western Iowa. and north
to Twin Cities and Duluth
California Pensions Granted.
WASHINGTON, June 21st-The following
| California pensions were granted to-day:
Ida j., widow of VIM. l.. Crowell. San
Francisco; Chas. Miller, OF Iowa Hill:
Valentine Schele of Sacramento; James II.
Setter of Biggs Station; Frederick Shans
of Dixon; VIM. L. Rowell (deceased), and
James Butler. San Francisco: Johanne
Ludwig, Visalia.
Arrest of Supposed Train Robbers.
Houston, June 2lst.-News has reached
here that three men had been arrested to-
day IN Lavlca county, on the line of the
Southern Pacific railroad, on suspicion of
being portion of the gang that robbed a
train near Flatonia recently. They have
been taken to Flatonia for identification.
Baseball Record.
New YORK, June 2lst.-Athletics s, Met
ropohtans4.
BALTIMoRE-Brooklyn 4, Baltimore :.
CHIcAGo-Philadelph 4. Chicago9.
CINcINNATI-St. Louis 2. Cincinnati 8.
INDIANAPoLIs-Bos 5, indianapolis 4.
CLEvELAND-Louisville 21, Cleveland l.
DETRoIT-Washingto 4, Detroit 16
Dark Side of the Jubilee.
NEW YORK, June 21st.-A solemn reoui-
em mass was celebrated in the Church of
the Holy Innocents this morning for the
repose of the souls of the 10000 Irish
who have died Of starvation during the
reign of Queen Victoria Rev. DR.. John
Larkin acted as celebrant
Californians to the Front.
Copyright, 1857, by the CaAforria associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 21st- Especial. l.
Harry d. Talcott of San Francisco is ex-
pected here this week. He is a candidate
for the position of Justice of Utah Terri
tory, and is likely to receive the appoint
meDt.
Forest Hill PostmIstress.
Tcopyrigt, 1857, by tie California :ssoca,ed Press
WASHINGTON, June 21st. = Special. l.
Matte III. Dodge was to-day appointed
Postmistress at Forest Hill, Placer county,
California.
Capture OF Renegade Red Chief.
DENVER, June 21st.-Colorow, sub Chief
of the Utes aud noted renegade who has
been depredating in Uncompahgre dis
trict with a following of from 60 TO 100
Utes, has been captured by the troops.
Twelve Persons Drowned.
CLEVELAND tO.), June 2lst-During
squan on Lake Erie last night the steam
barge II. Walker capsized. and eight of the
twelve persons aboard were drowned.
A Prosecution ColIapses.
New YORK, June 21st.-The trial of Fire
Chief Nevins of Brooklyn, collapsed to-day,
the Court instructing the jury to acqult.